Anxiety Flashcards
What level of anxiety is common to have misperceptions, no learning occurs, the individual has no concentration or ability to comprehend, & have a sense of impending doom, & terror?
Panic
What’s the term used to describe the subjective emotional response to a stressor which may be unknown?
Anxiety
What level of anxiety has a reduced perception & alertness, learning occurs but at an optimal level, have a decrease in attention & concentration?
Moderate
What level of anxiety has a heightened perception, learning is enhanced, & things are ok in the individuals life?
Mild
What level of anxiety has a greatly diminished perception, may not notice events, no learning occurs, have an extremely limited attention span & feeling of dread, & focus on self?
Severe
What level of anxiety appears with restlessness, irritability, & the individual is rarely distressed?
Mild
What level of anxiety appears with headaches, dizziness, nausea, insomnia, & hyperventilation?
Severe
What level of anxiety appears with increased heart rate, respirations, perspirations, restlessness, & muscle tension?
Moderate
What level of anxiety appears with dilated pupils, labored breathing, severe trembling, diaphoresis, pallor, & possible hallucinations & delusions?
Panic
What disorder has recurrent attacks that occur unexpectedly, has no stimulus & is manifested by intense apprehension, fear, or terror w/ physical discomfort?
Panic Disorder
What disorder is persistent, unrealistic, & has excessive anxiety & worry that occurs for at least 6 months; the pt. may avoid events that can cause negative outcomes or spends a lot of time preparing for those events/activities?
Generalized Anxiety Disorder
What disorder must include 4 of the following symptoms: palpations, sweating, shaking, SOB, choking feeling, chest pain/discomfort, nausea, dizziness, chills, paresthesia, derealization, fear of “going crazy” or dying, & hyperventilation?
Panic Disorder
What is the term used to describe a fear of being in a situation where escape is difficult or help is not available in event of an attack occurring?
Agoraphobia
What disorder includes these symptoms: excessive anxiety difficult to control, restlessness, easily fatigued, difficulty concentrating, irritability, muscle tension, sleeping disturbances, & possible depressive/somatic?
Generalized Anxiety Disorder
What disorder requires two of these 5 criteria in order to be diagnosed with this disorder: fear of public transportation, open spaces, (parking lot) closed spaces (mall), standing in line, being in a crowd, or being outside the home alone?
Agoraphobia
What disorder is a fear that an individual might do something embarrassing or be evaluated negatively by others in something that is done socially outside of the house like giving a speech, eating in front of people, talking in a group, etc?
Social anxiety disorder
What is the fear of specific objects or situations that could cause harm but the person’s reaction to them is excessive, unreasonable, inappropriate, but powerless to change?
Specific phobia
What term is used to describe the fear of height?
Acrophobia
What term is used to describe the fear of pain?
Algophobia
What term is used to describe the fear of spiders?
Arachnophobia
What term is used to describe the fear of needles?
Belonephobia
What term is used to describe the fear of insanity?
Dementophobia